$5 per bag. Zero inventory. Tell the snack you already love.

How the commission works

The numbers, plainly.

You share a link, somebody clicks it, they order a bag (or six). We pop the bags in Marana, ship them out the same week, and tally your ledger on the first of the month. That is the whole math.

From apply to payout

Four steps, two minutes each.

There is no multi-page contract, no inventory purchase, no monthly minimum. You apply, we approve, you share, you get paid. The steps below mirror the program exactly as it runs today.

• 01

  Apply in two minutes — just your name and email.

  Tell us who you are and where you plan to share — kitchen table, coffee counter, the farmer's market down the road. That is all the paperwork there is.

• 02

  Get a unique link and a printable cardstock QR.

  We mail you a stack of glossy cardstock QR cards within the week, and your account page hands out a personal link you can paste anywhere — Instagram bio, email signature, the chalkboard above the espresso machine.

• 03

  Share in person, on socials, or at your store counter.

  Hand somebody a sample at the counter. Drop the QR on a wedding table. Post the link on a Tuesday. Each order is tagged back to you automatically, so it does not matter how the customer finds you.

• 04

  Payouts monthly by direct deposit or store credit.

  Every bag sold through you lands in the monthly ledger. Pick direct deposit on the first of the next month, or roll your cut into store credit — same rate, same morning, no chasing invoices on our end.

Who it's for

Built for the people already sharing the snack.

The program is small on purpose. It is not an affiliate network — it is a kitchen reaching out to the people who already love the bag and want a token back for talking it up.

• Kitchen-table advocates

  You already bring bags to the book club.

  If you have been slipping a bag into someone's tote on the way out the door for a year — this is a way to get paid for the habit. Drop your QR on the next batch of swaps.

• Coffee-shop counters

  A small bag next to the register, $5 at a time.

  We already work with a handful of coffee shops and bottle shops across Arizona. You taste-test the line in person, the counter does the talking. We restock when you run low.

• Hobby sellers at fairs

  Markets, school fairs, weekend pop-ups.

  If you already rent a table on Saturdays, a QR card on the tablecloth is one more way to turn foot traffic into a recurring order. We mail you the cardstock and the samples — show up and share.

• Church and community fundraisers

  Sell bags at the bake sale and keep the $5.

  Popcorn is a natural fundraiser item — familiar, easy to move, and the margin is already baked in. No need to buy inventory: take preorders with the QR card, collect payment at the counter, and the $5-per-bag commission goes to whoever ran the table.

• Event and wedding organizers

  One more favor that pays for itself.

  A glossy QR card at the welcome table or a stack by the gift registry turns a courtesy snack into recurring orders. We handle the popping and shipping; you drop the card and pocket $5 every time a guest re-orders from home.

What it adds up to

Real math, plain numbers.

Five dollars a bag sounds small until you count the bags. A church fundraiser that moves a flat of twelve clears $60 in a morning — no inventory, no risk, just the commission tally.

Questions, answered

The five things applicants ask first.

Tap a question to open it. Still curious after reading? Apply — we read every note by hand and reply the same morning.

Apply now

Two minutes, a real person on the other end.

Tell us your name, your email, and where you plan to share. We read every application by hand and reply within one business day — usually the same morning.

• No inventory to buy upfront
• QR cardstock mailed within a week
• Payouts on the first of each month